Camille Hoxworth
First Alert Meteorologist
Waco, TX
After experiencing a tornado first-hand as a child, Camille developed a passion for studying all things severe weather.
In 2014, she earned her bachelor’s degree in meteorology from Texas A&M University and immediately began serving as a broadcast meteorologist in Central Texas.
A veteran to the Central Texas weather scene, Camille has covered numerous severe events and has a passion for keeping the local community safe, aware and alert.
In addition to her passion for weather, Camille also loved all things real estate.
She is a licensed realtor and enjoys helping people buy and sell homes in her spare time.
She is happily married to her husband Richard and together they love to travel and enjoy relaxing weekends on the lake.
Near historically low levels of the Mississippi River is causing saltwater from the Gulf of Mexico to push up the Mississippi. This saltwater intrusion could end up impacting the drinking water in the New Orleans area if it continues to advance up the Mississippi.
weather forecast update
weather forecast update
Get ready to pull the jackets out of storage and give them a wash this weekend!
The unexpected rapid intensification of Hurricane Otis will help to feed tropical moisture into ongoing storms.
A significant cool down on the way this week as a strong, fall storm drops a cold front into Texas
In 2021, the engineers formulated paint that reflected 98% of sunlight, but last year were able to further surpass their original accomplishment by now creating a lighter-weight version that can be used on even more surfaces. Their development has put them in the Guinness World Records and also won the 2023 Innovation Award in the Sustainability Category at South by Southwest.
